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LOVING ENCOUNTERS with JESUS  The Holy Spirit will live with them, inspire,
JOY is an intense feeling of great happiness.
Jesus gave us the SACRAMENTS as a sign of His
great love for us.
Jesus gave us the SACRAMENTS as His way of
blessing us with more heavenly gift.
SACRAMENTs are the gift given to us by Jesus
that makes us follow God’s commandments,
growing love and have a personal relationship
with Jesus.
The Sacraments have the grace that will help,
guide, inspire us to become like-Christ, Christ-
like and good Christians.
 During the 40 days after Jesus’ resurrection
Jesus appeared to his friends.
 He told them about the coming of the
Kingdom of God.
 He asked them to stay in Jerusalem and wait
for His gift. His gift is the Holy Spirit.
teach and guide them what to do.
 The Holy Spirit will be a comforter to them.
 Jesus wanted to tell everyone that he died for
the people.
 The last thing that Jesus told his disciples
before going back to God was to teach others
about him.
 He told them to teach and baptize those who
believed.
How can you tell your friends about Jesus?
You can tell your friends about Jesus in so many
and easy ways.
- You can teach them songs about Jesus.
- We show kindness and love for one
another.
- If they see you behaving nicely and treating
others kindly or in a Christ like manner,
then you also tell about Jesus by your
deeds and actions.
 - We can share to others the stories of Jesus’
great love and sacrifice for us from the
Bible.
- We become loving child of God when we
comfort our friends who feel hopeless and
helpless.
 Christ’s Ascension is when he rose from the
dead, went back to His Father in heaven to
prepare a place for us.
 Jesus left the Sacraments to us so we will
always feel his loving presence.
 Every time we celebrate the Sacraments, He
is there to welcome us and give us His love
and blessings.
 We should follow God’s will by obeying Him.
THE 7 SACRAMENTS
1. Sacrament of Baptism
2. Sacrament of Holy Eucharist or Communion
3. Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
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4. Sacrament of Reconciliation
5. Sacrament of Holy Orders
6. Sacrament of Matrimony
7. Sacrament of Confirmation
A. Sacrament of Initiation / Welcome – they
welcome us to the greater family of God, the
Holy Church. It gives us a strong and firm
foundation in life. Welcomes us in the bigger
family of Jesus Christ, the Holy Church
1. Sacrament of Baptism
2. Sacrament of Confirmation
3. Sacrament of Holy Eucharist or
Communion
B. Sacrament of Healing – make us well in spirit
and make us friends with God once again. It
makes us remember the power of Jesus to
heal our spiritual and bodily afflictions.
1. Sacrament of Reconciliation
2. Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
C. Sacrament of Service – show service to our
Holy Mother the Church and Her members in
the family of God. Reminds us that as
members of God’s family, we must serve and
love one another at all times.
1. Sacrament of Holy Matrimony (for the
Married and family Life)
2. Sacrament of Holy Order (for the
Priesthood).

 Jesus instituted the Sacraments.
 The Sacraments give our souls more
blessings. We are showered with blessings
after we receive them.
 Sanctifying grace – what makes holy good
 Christ-like or like-Christ – it makes us follow
the examples of Jesus.
GRACE from the SACRAMENTS
 THANKFULNESS is being grateful and
appreciative of what we are and have.
 GIFTs – It feels good when we receive gifts as
it tells us in a way that the giver remembers
us and that we are important to him or her.
 Jesus’ gift to us are the SACRAMENTS.
 PENTECOST the day when the Holy Spirit
descended upon the Apostles as promised by
Jesus giving them the gift of tongues.
 Gift of Tongues – the Apostles are able to
speak many different languages and were
able to proclaim and spread the good news
about Jesus.
 The Holy Spirit is our comforter and refuge.
 We received the Holy Spirit when we were
baptized. We then become followers of Jesus
Christ.
 We are called Christians when we follow
Christ.
 The Holy Spirit helps us to follow Christ.
As loving child of God, we can show that we
are ready to receive wonderful blessing from
God through:
At Home:
- Help our parents without being told
- Finish food in our plate
- Be kind and loving to other members
- Help younger siblings with their homework
Inside the Church:
- Keep the area clean and orderly
- Join in the singing of songs and responses
during mass
- Listen to the sermon or homily of the priest
- Give donation for the maintenance and
upkeep of the church.
St. Pedro Calungsod is the second Filipino saint
after San Lorenzo Ruiz. He served as altar boy
and taught catechism to young children. He
was kind and inspired many people.

In School:
- Be honest during exams
- Respect teaches, classmates and other
school personnel
- Fall in line during recess time at cafeteria
- Pick up litter from the ground
- Pay attention in class and avoid making noise
 SACRAMENT of GOD the FATHER
 Obedience is to follow with willingness and
respect.
 Jesus is God’s greatest expression of His love
for all mankind. He is God’s greatest gift to us.
 Angel Gabriel is the angel sent by GOD to a
woman in Nazareth, a town in Galilee. The
Angel will deliver a message, “Hail Mary, full
of Grace the Lord is with you.”
 The virgin’s name was Mary.
 The Angel also said Mary was chosen by God
to be the mother of Jesus – Son of the Most
High, the promised Savior.
 Mary’s response – I am the handmaid of the
Lord, be it done to me according to your word.
 Mary showed so much obedience to God.
Even if she had lots of questions and fear, she
said “Yes” and trusted the God.
 Adam and Eve committed the first sin and
God wants His children to be saved and so He
promised us a Savior.
 Through Jesus, we come to know how much
God loves us so much.
 God loves us all unconditionally despite of our
since.
 As a loving and obedient children of God, we
can show we are grateful for the greatest gift
we received by following the examples of
Jesus, our brother:
At Home:
1. Say “thank you’ to Dad and Mom for all
the things they do for us.
2. Help in household chores
3. Help our little sister or brother with their
homework.
4. We feed and take care of our pets.
In School:
 Help our teachers maintain discipline in
class.
 Fall in line properly
 Help stop bullying
 Help maintain cleanliness
 St. Joan of Arc is also called “Maid of
Orleans”. She is a simple young shepherdess
who lived a holy life.
 Archangel Michael spoke to her to go to
King of France and tell him to let her lead
France out of slavery.
 Joan led a soldier to battle and won.
The SACRAMENT of GOD the SON
 Love is becoming good example so that
others are inspired to live a good life.
 The Holy Church is the living expression of
Jesus’ love.
 The Holy Church points us to Jesus.
 Friends and followers of Jesus lived in
communities.
 They waited instructions coming from
Apostles of Jesus.
 The followers of Jesus sold all their
belongings to be with Jesus.
 The Apostles of Jesus continues to serve the
people. They shared meal with others. By
doing so, they made other feel Christ
through them.
 What did the early followers of Jesus do in
their communities?
The first Christians were very faithful to the
commandments of Jesus:
o To love one another
o To serve one another
 Faithful being true to one’s promise
 Where can we experience Jesus as one
community?
We can all be together with Jesus in the
Sacraments especially the Eucharist.
The Eucharist is the center of the whole
Christian life.
Covenant refers to the agreement between
two persons or parties
 What is the relationship of the Church to
Jesus?
The Church is the Sacrament of Jesus.
The Church points us to Him.
It is in the Church where we know all about
Jesus’s love and His mission to save us from
our sins.
Miracle refer to a happening or event
beyond what is ordinary.
 How can we show Jesus that we are part of
the Church and should observe and follow
simple deeds:
At Home:
- Be patient with your younger brother and
sisters
- Help with household chores
- Look after our pets
- Take care of the plants in the garden
At School:
- Help a sick classmate go to the clinic
- Patiently wait for your turn in the library or
cafeteria
- Discourage cheating during exams
- Study lesson very well and participate in
class.
 St. Bernadette was a very sickly child. The
Many people did not believe God. The
Blessed Virgin Mary showed up to St.
Bernadette and told her to pray for the
people to change their ways and start
loving God. Mother Mary showed a spring
and whoever drinks from it will be healed
from sickness. St. Bernadette helped heal
the sick and may believe her.
GOD’s LOVING PRESENCE
 GRATITUDE is being appreciative of what we
have.
 Jesus Christ gave us the Sacraments to bless
us more.
 The Sacraments give us grace.
 Let us praise the Lord for all the wonderful
gifts He has given us.
 Our talents are God’s gifts to us.
 Jesus was preaching all over Galilee and a
great crowd followed him. He fed these
people using 2 fishes and 5 loaves of bread.
Jesus prayed to His Father in heaven and
blessed the food. The food multiplied and
was able to feed all the people. There were
plenty of leftovers.
 How do the seven sacraments reflect our life:
Baptism – reflect our birth
Confirmation – maturing
Eucharist – sustenance and nourishment
Reconciliation – repair and restoration
 Holy Orders and Matrimony – service to
others
Anointing of the Sick – sickness and
preparation for death
 What happens in each Sacrament:
o Baptism
- Jesus gives us new life
- This is received only once
- The sin committed by our first
parents, Adam and Ever, is removed
from us when the priest pours water
in our head, prays and welcomes us to
Church.
o Confirmation
- Like baptism, it is received only once
- It strengthens us to be faithful to the
teachings of the Christ and to be good
followers of Christ
o Eucharist
- It feeds our soul and our faith with the
teachings of Jesus whenever we
receive the body and blood of Jesus in
the form of consecrated bread and
wine during the Holy Mass.
o Reconciliation
- We receive the love of God when we
are forgiven.
- We are welcomed to His flock once
more.
o Holy Orders
- It is a unique Sacrament that allows
ordinary men to do extraordinary
work for God.
- They are ordained in the service of
God as priests, deacons or bishops.
- They are given the sacred task to lead
people to the right path of holiness.
- The bishop will anoint the man with
holy oil.
o Matrimony
- Man and woman shares the same
faith and professes love for one
another.
 - Man and woman faces God, in the - Keep our classroom clean at all times
person of the priest, exchange vows - Participate in school programs and
and rings, promise one another to contests.
love and cherish each other as  St. Agnes was a Roman girl who loved Jesus
husband and wife. with all her heart. Although she was rich she
o Anointing of the Sick was kind to the poor.
- The holy oil is given and placed on the
forehead of the sick person.
- The priest prays for the person’s
physical recovery and for the salvation
of his soul.

 We should share our talents with others

freely.
At Home
- Help our parents with household chores
- Water the plants
- We are kind and loving to one another
In School:
- Help sick classmate catch up with missed
lessons
- Help teacher is designing the bulletin board
1. Loving encounters with Jesus pages 2-12
Read with understanding the values and
boxed statement of the lesson. Review
and accomplish the activities on pages 8-10
and 12.
2. Grace from the Sacraments pages 14-25
Review and accomplish the activities on
pages 16, 22-23 and 25.
3. The Sacrament of God the Father pages 27-
37
Review and accomplish the activities on
pages 28, 34-35 and 37.
4. The Sacrament of God the Son pages 39-47
Review and accomplish the activities on
pages 44-45 and 47.
5. God’s Loving Presence pages 49-59
Review and accomplish the activities on
pages 56, 57 and 59.